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hoochieblues · 3 years

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URL Music Meme

tagged by @juliafied - thank you! <3

Pick a song for each letter of your url and tag the same number of people as there are letters.

Oooh, I had too much fun with this. Way too much. Overdid it, too, because I couldn't choose just one for most of them. Be thankful I narrowed it down as much as I did. Do I need a longer url? Maybe.

h. Haenim - Desire ft. Ether (Italians Do It Better artists have incredible music videos, they're like mini giallo movies. The instrumentals are also gorgeous.) | Have To Be - Idaho o. Ode to Fire - Jealous of the Birds (Naomi is a total gift.) | Omens - Lola Kirke | Ohio - King Princess o. open window - nêhiyawak (how good are they live?! wtf) | Oriole - The Afghan Whigs c. Come Here Get Away From Me - Ezra Furman | Christine - Christine and the Queens | Cómo Me Quieres - Khruangbin h. Honeychain - Throwing Muses (cute lyric video) | Hellrazor - 2Pac | He's A Keeper of the Fire - Buffy Sainte-Marie i. Indies or Paradise - Anna Calvi | Icon - Ohmme | I Wanna Boi - PWR BTTM | I Was a Teenage Werewolf- The Cramps e. The Evening - Thao and The Get Down Stay Down | Express Yourself - N.W.A. b. Bullet (Dream Wife Remix) - Nova Twins (amazing remix) | Back It Up, Boys - Peaches | Burn - SuperKnova l. Ladies for Babies (Goats for Love) - Nadine Shah | Less Teeth, More Tits - Lunachicks | Leather Daddy - Microwave | Leather Jacket - Thunderbitch u. Underwear Goes Inside the Pants - Lazyboy (no, seriously, this is that one dude from Aqua... he's so much more than you think) | Unquiet - Toad the Wet Sprocket | Ultra - Shamir e. Expect the Bayonet - Sheer Mag | Excitable Boy - Warren Zevon | Eyepennies - Sparklehorse ft. PJ Harvey s. Saint Nothing - Oux (one of my fav bands rn; they did a livestreamed concert for a workers' local few months back, blew everyone else away) | Sweet Tooth - Cavetown | Spin Spin Sugar - Sneaker Pimps (yes, I would like one 90s nostalgia, extra large, thanks) | La Sirena - Skinny Girl Diet

...I should stop. I don't want to, but I should.

tagging @cleverblackcat, @dismalzelenka, @aria-i-adagio, @dreadfutures, @lesetoilesfous, @carabas, @1ichen, @roguelioness, @oxygenforthewicked, @monsterthalia, @traveleorzea, @ocean-in-my-rebel-soul and anyone else who wants to play!

#why yes i do try to practice strong delineation of artists' personal lives from their body of work how could you tell?#music #ask games #kinda

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whatiwillsay · 3 years

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HYMN FOR TOMORROW - A Dianna Agron Playlist

Rozzi - Hymn for tomorrow

I got baggage on my shoulders, you say Girl, let go And I been the bitch with the bad weather, you say Life is a record, play a new song

Rozzi - Orange Skies

Say goodbye Baby, take one last good look at orange skies Greater love you had, you shoulda held on tight Now there’s nothing you can do Orange skies that should be blue

HAIM - Want You Back

Some things are long forgotten Some things were never said We were on one endless road But I had a wandering heart I said we were opposite lovers (Said it from the beginning) you kept trying to prove me wrong (Said you’d always see it through) and I know that I ran you down So you ran away with your heart But just know that I want you back

Sharon Van Etten - Seventeen

Down beneath the ashes and the stone Sure of what I’ve lived and have known I see you so uncomfortably alone I wish I could show you how much you’ve grown

HAIM - Los Angeles

New York is cold I tried the winter there once, nope Clearly the greatest city in the world But it was not my home I felt more alone

Angel Olsen - Shut Up Kiss Me

And don’t delay We could still be having some Sweet memories This heart still beats for you Why can’t you see

Jessie Ware - Ooh La La

Everyday, everyday, everyday I look For your car, to pick me up, on the avenue Driving round, take me out, listening to the music Put your lips on my cheek, that would make me happy Ooo la la Open up the door, you know I like it Ooo la la Chivalry was dead but you revived it

Perfume Genius - Slip Away

Don’t look back, I want to break free If you’ll never see ‘em coming You’ll never have to hide Take my hand, take my everything If we only got a moment Give it to me now

Oh, ooh, love They’ll never break the shape we take Oh, ooh Baby, let all them voices slip away

Your Smith - Wild Wild Woman

I tried to leave her hiding, all strung up I tried to keep her quiet, but she’s screaming inside of me I tried to keep her hiding, all shut up I tried to keep her quiet But she’s a wild, wild woman

Twin Shadow - Saturdays (ft HAIM)

Traveled around a bit Making my chrome heart say Know what could make me stay? Know what could make me sit? Maybe we’re a fault line Maybe we’re a fault line ready to break Maybe you’re a time bomb I don’t care what your boyfriend say

King Princess - Hit the back

Well I’m a star but you’re an icon A dirty girl with lots of passion Staring at my fingers while I talk to you And I don’t care if you degrade me 'Cause after all, you are my safety And everything you touch just feels like yours to me Ain’t I the best you had?

Lorde - Supercut

In my head, I play a supercut of us All the magic we gave off All the love we had and lost And in my head The visions never stop These ribbons wrap me up But when I reach for you, there’s just a supercut

Maggie Rogers - Say it

I knew it when you looked my way That I’d be begging you to stay I couldn’t say it to myself I couldn’t say it to myself I fought that burdened pain away I held on when you moved away I couldn’t say it to myself I couldn’t say it to myself I couldn’t say it I couldn’t just say it

Lola Kirke - Omens

Our fire is still smokin’ Never came, then all too quickly I don’t need to see one more omen I already know just what you mean Get ahold of yourself I don’t want you to be somebody else I can’t get ahold of myself Cause I don’t want anyone else

Jenny Lewis - Do Si Do

Turn up the stereo 'Till everything rattles, ooh Life is a disco, a mambo Put on your day glow

HAIM - You Never Knew

Go on and say it Was my love too much for you to take? Well I guess you never knew what was good for you Don’t keep me waiting, say the words that you’re too scared to say I guess you never knew what was good for you

Shura - The Stage

And it’s so romantic. And I’m so pathetic. I can’t see the stage, Cause I’m looking at you.

And we’re done with music, So if you’re assuming. You’re coming back with me, Then baby yes you can.

Kelsey Lu - Due West

Didn’t know my feet were too big for my shoes Running in them led me to bruise Falling over Running home to you You had both my fingers and toes turning blue So afraid of cutting me loose You’re holding onto me You’re holding on Due west, I’m headed on this road Due west, just cruise as far as I can go to California, California, California Never looking back, goodbye (goodbye) A list of all the reasons why I wear them through I do it all for you

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THAT’S SOME SWIFTGRON SHIT IF I EVER SAW IT!?

#Hymn for tomorrow #magick #january 2021 #1-22-21 #spotify #playlists #submission

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mochiedits · 6 years

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hi babe, i don’t take requests !! sorry

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beautifulfaces-icons-and-gifs · 6 years

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wineanddinosaur · 5 years

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Everything Worth Drinking in Detroit, According to Barter’s John S. Neely

“Detroit is a city of un-entitled authenticity,” says John S. Neely, a self-described “activist, humanist, bartender, and supporter of all things Detroit.”

The food and drink community is made up of “a long list of heavy-hitting industry veterans who have grown from bartenders to owners and operators,” he says. “Without them, I wouldn’t be here; Detroit would not be the city it is without these humans.”

Photo Courtesy of John S. Neely

Neely is currently head bartender at Barter, a cocktail bar and community arts venue that opened in March 2019 in Hamtramck. In the past, he’s worked at The Whisky Parlor and Wright & Company, and was one of the youngest-ever contenders in the global cocktail competition Bacardi Legacy.

With bars, restaurants, and hotels opening in Detroit left and right these days, there’s no better guide than one of the city’s great talents at the heart of the movement. In this installment of Bartography, John Neely takes us on a personal itinerary through the Motor City.

DRINKING

Barter Detroit

“Barter is a cocktail bar with a black box theater started by Cait Pluto, Jake Goodrich, and Jen Sandella. I am currently the head bartender; the bar holds a list of great cocktails at an accessible price point for all to enjoy, and we have a different event going on just about every single day of the week, which draws people from all over. Try the Panorama, an all-star drink with bourbon, vanilla Earl Grey syrup, grapefruit juice, lemon juice, salt, egg white, and dried rosebud.” Location.

Credit: Barterdetroit.com

Monarch Club

“Detroit’s new rooftop hotspot, led by food and Beverage Director Mike Eisenberg and Head Bartender Ryan Arvin, boasts a lovely list of classic cocktails with high-end spirits. Their Sasha Says drink (El Jimador Reposado, maple, egg) sums up the space: simple yet elegant. The beer is not be overlooked by any means, and a wine list not to be missed. They also carry a list of small bites that are easy to share in big groups. The view shows the city in a light and way that is truly breathtaking.” Location.

The Belt

“Standby, Deluxx Fluxx, and the Skip can be found in one of the original enclaves of Detroit: an alleyway called The Belt. All owned and operated by Joe Robinson (one of Detroit’s most beloved bartenders), this is a high-volume cocktail bar with zero ego. The cocktail menu boasts over 50 cocktails along with a fantastic beer program by Ian Ross of The Skip and a killer wine program curated by Eren Watts. The Snake in the Grass, a modified Gimlet with liquid nitrogen-muddled mustard greens, is a banger; it’s light, bright, and fun. The food at The Skip is perfect for a night out on the town (Wagyu hot dogs for the win). At Standby, try the confit wings with blackberry agave, jalapeños, and cilantro. Get them, they will make you happy.” Location.

Second Best

“Second is the dive bar made anew. It’s home to one of the best draft cocktail programs in town, overseen by Will Lee. The cocktails are on a gun, and Champagne bottles of High Life are the move. You can still get just about any cocktail you want along with your favorite dad beer. It’s kind of like the ‘90s called and then the team added love, care, great food, awesome cocktails, and soul to the mix. Even when it’s tooth and nail, the hospitality is always second to none, thanks to the solid team led by Megan Long and Robbie Sperry. This is a great spot to grab a late-night dog and beer after a long shift.” Location.

Candy Bar at The Siren Hotel

“This slick cocktail lounge inside of The Siren Hotel has an all-pink, Art Deco spice to it … the cocktails [are] some of the most interesting in the city. The program is headed up by Chuck Gallasch (beverage director for Lady, Candy Bar, and upcoming project Karl’s) and Head Bartender Andrew John. The Lola Old Fashioned will knock your socks off and leave you wanting more and more. The menu is going to be changing up soon, so get it while you can. You should also keep a look out for Karl’s, opening in the same space led by Head Bartender and Beer Director Eric Angus.” Location.

EATING

Roast

“The original staple of Downtown Detroit, this space created most of the bar legends of Detroit that we know today. They have the best happy hour and Impossible Burger in the city, hands down! The dinner menu is not your average fare; it is rife with eclectic dishes curated by Executive Chef Kirk Whittemore (who worked his way up from a line cook) and Detroit pastry icon Shannon Kellet. On the bar, you have Beverage Director, General Manager, and Sommelier Joseph Allerton, a local legend in his own right, and Bar Manager Taylor Schmidt.” Location.

Grey Ghost

“Grey Ghost is one of the best restaurants in Detroit, hands down. They have a long list of house cocktails curated by staff; the Midnight Marauder by Lead Bartender Asher Miller, a luscious black Manhattan riff, is a must have. If you’re there for brunch, get the Carne Asada with Chimichurri, grits, and poached egg along with the Golden Child (Scotch, rum, Bärenjäger, cereal milk, lemon, and turmeric). For dinner, try the oysters, fried bologna, and the best New York strip you’ll ever have in your life. There is something for everyone here but in true Detroit fashion, the hospitality will have you coming back for more.” Location.

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El Asador

“This is a true hidden gem tucked away in Southwest Detroit. Chef Luis Garza came to the U.S. in 1985; his inspiration comes from Puebla, Hidalgo, Nuevo Leon and many other places. There’s a mural on the restaurant known as the “Deity of Southwest Detroit,” which is just as stunning as the food. There is a long list of takes on Latin dishes, along with a few things of Chef’s invention, all at an accessible price point. There is alcohol here but the space is also BYOB, so feel free to grab a nice bottle of wine at The Royce and then head to dinner.” Location.

SheWolf Pastificio & Bar

“SheWolf is so much more than pasta … all of the staff do their part to make sure that you have a top-of-the-line experience. The selection of cocktails, wine, and vermouth will blow you away, all curated by their bar manger, Nelson. Order the Orata: a whole roasted Mediterranean sea bream with braised greens and roasted fennel. The carpaccio is also one of the best things that I have had in my life.” Location.

Lady of the House

“James Beard-nominated Chef Kate Williams’s Lady of the House offers innovative comfort food pointing back to her Irish heritage; here, the space will make you want to stay, but it’s the experience that will keep you. The happy hour is worth getting there early for, with $6 dollar gin Martinis, Old Fashioneds, Daiquiris, wine, and simple, $7 bites. The Parisian ham is a one-of-a-kind experience, and the wine list by Sommelier Catherine Kurth is out of this world.” Location.

Selden Standard

“Led by three-time James Beard semifinalist Chef Andy Hollyday, Pastry Chef Lena Sareini, and Bar Manager Kayleigh Previte (one of the few female bar managers in the city), Selden Standard is a place that perfectly demonstrates how food highlights different components of beverage; it is simply harmony. The rabbit ragu hold a special place in my heart, along with the fried perch. The Midnight Streets is a killer drink, made with Madeira, Jamaican rum, apple brandy, and Creole shrub.” Location.

SLEEPING

The Siren Hotel

“One of the new kids on the block, The Siren Hotel is a beautiful restoration of a local historic building. They have a coffee shop, barbershop, and the fabulous Candy Bar. They are also working on opening up a few other projects, including Paramita Sound (a record shop and bar concept) and a new restaurant called Karl’s.” Location.

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Shinola Hotel

“This new Downtown hotel is beautiful place to get lost in. There is a long list of things going on here that will keep you on your feet, including Living Room, Evening Bar, Italian restaurant San Morello, and much more.” Location.

EXTRACURRICULARS

Midtown (Formerly Cass Corridor)/New Center

“This part of town is the central hub of the city as Wayne State University draws in people from all over. So there’s this great mix of college students, young professionals, and old-school Detroiters. You have just about everything you need in the neighborhood, and Downtown is a quick walk away. The Motown museum, Detroit Institute of Arts, the Masonic Temple (a must-see), and Detroit Symphony Orchestra are all here; Temple Bar is a must. Go on the weekend and dance your heart away.” Location.

West Village

“This is off the beaten path but well worth the adventure. West Village is new school meets old school … this mashup will just leave you wanting more. You are a quick hike to Belle Island, which is the place to be in the summer. Rose’s Fine Foods holds it down super hard, along Craftwork and Marrow. It is a city all on its own, and those flavors shine.” Location.

Downtown Detroit

“This is where you go to play (a night out on the town can very easily start and end here). You have a countless list of bars and restaurants in Downtown, along with music venues and many events. I have to say for me, it is not a night out on the town if you don’t end up at Standby. Dinner at Wright and Company is a must-do always; the wait is worth it. Candy Bar and Bad Luck are perfect after-dinner spots to wind down the night.” Location.

Corktown/Southwest Detroit

“One of the oldest neighborhoods in Detroit, home to some of the best gems in the city. Take an afternoon walk and check out Old Tiger Stadium. From there, have lunch at Folk or dinner at Lady of the House (always power moves). I would also recommend having cocktails at Sugar House or Two James; either one will blow you away. Taoki and Gold Cash Gold are not to be forgotten. Southwest is just a quick walk away, offering some of the best street food you will ever find.” Location.

The article Everything Worth Drinking in Detroit, According to Barter’s John S. Neely appeared first on VinePair.

source https://vinepair.com/articles/detroit-best-bars-travel-guide/

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kartiavelino · 5 years

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It’s Janu-Hairy! Check Out the Women Who’ve Flaunted Body Hair on the Red Carpet

Kevin Tachman/WireImage No Shave November has nothing on the new, budding girls’s motion, Janu-Furry. This month, girls throughout world are placing down their razors, waxing strips, tweezers, thread, lasers and all the pieces else we use to pluck, decide and take away hair and going au naturale. For some, it is empowering to go towards the grain and our society’s fixation with feminine hairless our bodies. It’s pure, so should you’ve received it, flaunt it. For others, seeing seen armpit and leg hair nonetheless creates discomfort. If you’ve spent years desperately making an attempt to rid your physique of hair, being photographed with armpit hair on the purple carpet requires getting over your personal conditioned disapproval and a unfavorable response from the public. Julia Roberts‘ 1999 armpit reveal at the Cannes premiere of Notting Hill is a traditional case. Though the Homecoming actress advised Busy Phillipps that her seen physique hair “wasn’t an announcement,” twenty years later, she will nonetheless vividly keep in mind the second it occurred and the ensuing picture that made world information. It spurred that a lot dialog. “Once I was a youthful girl, I assumed it was an announcement,” Busy stated. “I assumed it was actually punk rock and funky.” 20 years later, nevertheless, millennial and Gen-Z girls are agreeing with Busy. Fueled by the capability to be as genuine as doable, these stars persistently deliver their cultural magnificence traditions, statement-making trend and physique hair to the purple carpet. Not like Julia’s unintentional reveal in the ’90s, Miley Cyrus, Paris Jackson, Amandla Stenberg and extra are making a really clear assertion in the period of #MeToo and different pushes for feminine equality: Body hair is a pure, and thus needs to be accepted. The truth is, it is cool. In honor of the sentiment and Januhairy, take a look at what the stars which might be getting behind the push for physique hair acceptance under! Fred Duval/FilmMagic Julia Roberts Cheers to the girl that began all of it. Again in 1999, the Homecoming actress took to the Cannes Movie Pageant purple carpet sporting a purple sequined Steve Granitz/WireImage Mo’Nique Earlier than it was cool, the ’90s sitcom star revealed her physique hair on the Golden Globes purple carpet with delight. Pulling her costume up and laughing, the actress let or not it’s identified that she’s not ashamed. Jason Merritt/WireImage Adele This singer doesn’t care about shaving her legs. Final yr, when requested how her associate Simon Konecki feels about the star gave the final clapback: “He has no alternative,” she retorted. “I am going to haven’t any man telling me to shave my f**kin’ legs. Shave yours.” Cheers to that! Article continues under John Phillips/Getty Pictures for BFI Amandla Stenberg The Hate U Give actress, who doubles as an activist, made a significant assertion at the European premiere of the film late late yr. In a fantastic black robe and flawless magnificence, the star posed to disclose the pure hair underneath her arms. Phillip Faraone/Getty Pictures Paris Jackson Everybody was speaking about Michael Jackson‘s daughter’s daring model at the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards, which included a Dior ensemble and physique hair. Noam Galai/Getty Pictures Bella Thorne The star has demonstrated herself as a champion for the motion by posing on the carpet with seen physique hair a number of occasions and posting the iconic 1999 picture of Julia Roberts on her Instagram. She captioned the picture, “Lovely in each approach.” Article continues under Rabbani and Solimene Images/Getty Pictures Jemima Kirke Whereas the CFDA Vogue Awards is one in all the prime trend occasions of the yr, the Ladies actress made a critical assertion about her model by sporting her armpit hair with delight in 2015. Venturelli/WireImage Lola Kirke Her sister agrees, revealing her physique hair at the 2017 Golden Globes. For those who’re becoming a member of the motion, not less than you recognize that Hollywood is on your facet! https://www.eonline.com/news/1004021/it-s-janu-hairy-check-out-the-women-who-ve-flaunted-body-hair-on-the-red-carpet?cmpid=rss-000000-rssfeed-365-lifestyle&utm_source=eonline&utm_medium=rssfeeds&utm_campaign=rss_lifestyle The post It’s Janu-Hairy! Check Out the Women Who’ve Flaunted Body Hair on the Red Carpet appeared first on My style by Kartia. https://www.kartiavelino.com/2019/01/its-janu-hairy-check-out-the-women-whove-flaunted-body-hair-on-the-red-carpet.html

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